Persian King
Winter In Summer
Posted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 30 August 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Fort Worth, TX
Another one from Infrared series. Again, this is not snowy scene, It's IR photography taken during one hot and humid Texas summer day.
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Lost Valley from Kamloops, BC, Canada
Infared photography is very interesting! I am out looking for new filters this weekend!!! I like the detail of this photo too!!!
30 Aug 2007 5:25am
@Lost Valley: You should. It opens up a whole new way of photography for you.
@Inés: Thanks for visiting.
@Saed: Thanks Saed
DaveB from Exeter, United Kingdom
Absoulutely wonderful, lovely tint on the trees
30 Aug 2007 10:35am
@DaveB: You are kind. Thanks.
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
Is there such a thing as a Texas summer day that isn't hot and humid? In the Fort Davis area, I guess it's not humid, but down here in South Texas every day is like a trip to the sauna.
30 Aug 2007 1:29pm
@Twelvebit: Thanks for your input. ever since I moved down here from southern California, every day has been like hell. You put it in good terms, just like a sauna. I just can't stand it, my bodies moisture does not evaporate and that gives me a feeling of suffocation.
Thanks for visiting.
Brian from United States
Another lovely image, Amir. I really hope this series continues for a while longer. IR allows a very different perspective on the world.
30 Aug 2007 2:20pm
@Brian: Thanks Brian. I hope so as well. But it all depends if I find good subject for it. It requires few elements, that one could not do without. Blue, semi-cloudy sky, preferably bright day, lots of Chlorophyll (foliage of some sort) and preferably body of water. I have seen great IR done in cemetery, which gives it a very holy and unearthly look to the picture. I am off for a quest to find a cemetery, just kidding.
Thanks
Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom
Absolutely amazing effect you've achieved here, Amir!
30 Aug 2007 2:55pm
@Rebecca: Thanks a million Rebecca.
@jelb: Thanks jelb.
@jjcn: Thanks a lot.
Bhavin from Mississauga, Canada
I REALLY like this photo. It just shows you even the smallest and non SLR cameras can sometimes deliver great results along with proper photo processing.
30 Aug 2007 11:33pm
@Bhavin: Thanks. You are right, it's not the camera, is the person behind it. I don't want to sound selfish, and obviously my pictures are far from perfect, but I have seen master piece created using sub $100 camera.
miu* from GA, United States
Hello,Amir!
Recently your images are so lovely and poetic!
These trees are cherry blossoms???(If not so, just like that!)
My best favorite!
31 Aug 2007 1:24am
@miu*: Oh, you are too kind to me. I really don't think my pictures are that great. These are not cherry threes, they are some sort of acorn type thing.
Pedram from Esfahan, Iran
Nice Too.....like a dream !
IR Photography ! tozih bede baram dar morede filter ! mersiii
1 Sep 2007 3:13pm
@Pedram: سلام پدرام جان، پست قبلی را بخوان توضیح دادم
Canon PowerShot A640
6/1 second
F/5.6
ISO 80
8 mm